TEE, wondered how you were getting along. I saw your post this summer about having corn go down. I did about 100 acres for my neighbor and about 10 of my own that looked like that. NO FUN! The neighbor's S780 with 12 row head had a reel to keep the corn feeding in, auto steer to help keep it on the row, auto height and tilt to keep the points on the ground, and header pitch that you can adjust on the go from the cab. That all helped but we still left enough to keep the deer well fed this winter. Since I only had 10 acres of my own that was down bad, I managed without putting the reel on my 9560. I picked up one rock from running the header down on the ground, but thankfully it was big enough that it jammed in the feeder house and didn't make it to the rotor. WHEW! Glad to be done. Excellent yields. And it is going to be fun selling at these prices. Good luck as you finish up! ADB
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